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AI Governance, Challenges and Opportunities: Perspectives from Singapore, India, and China

Name: AI Governance, Challenges and Opportunities: Perspectives from Singapore, India, and China
Brand: Routledge
SKU: 9781032443461
Price: 2167.95 HKD
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Author: Jane Loo; Nydia Remolina; Sharanya Shanmugan
ISBN: 9781032443461

Edited by Jane Loo · Nydia Remolina · Sharanya Shanmugan

Coming Soon Routledge Available December 2026

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ISBN-13: 9781032443461
Publisher: Routledge
Publication: December 2026
Format: Hardback
Jurisdiction: U.K. ? Countri(es) for reference only

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This book examines the growing concerns surrounding the utility, sustainability, and advancement of Artificial Intelligence (AI) technologies and data governance.

It looks at the critical role of governance in addressing the social, economic, and political reservations toward AI in three jurisdictions in Asia – namely, Singapore, China and India. The book aims to enhance greater understanding and coherence of what AI ethics and governance represents for Asian societies and hopes to encourage more constructive transnational dialogue. By mapping out and examining the normative challenges, the book study explores other possible regulatory frameworks for AI and data governance.

This book will appeal to researchers and academics, AI practitioners, and industry professionals, researchers and academics interested in AI regulation and governance. It will also interest policy makers who want to learn more about AI regulation and data governance from an Asian perspective.

1. Introduction: AI Governance in Singapore, India and China: Challenges and Opportunities

Jane Loo, Nydia Remolina and Sharanya Shanmugam

2. China’s AI Governance Model: A Perspective from Industrial Policy, Regulatory Instrument and Judicial Implementation

Chuanman You

3. Use of Anonymised Data in AI Systems – A Comparative Perspective

Nidhi Singh, Jhalak M. Kakkar, Prateek Sibal and Charitarth Bharti

4. AI Governance in Singapore: Structures, Policy and Regulations

Alex Toh

5. Smart Contracts: Elements, Pathologies, and Remedies

Andrea Stazi

6. From Principles to Practice: (Re)framing AI Governance in the Asia-Pacific

Jason Grant Allen